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"This forces us to build a new economy in severe conditions."

Performance test comes out of beta as NPUs become standard equipment in PCs.

12 years after Megaupload shutdown, Dotcom will keep fighting extradition to US.

Sonos execs considering bringing back the old app, report claims.

They will also offer the architecture to other tier 1s and OEMs.

"We don't have enough insight and data to make some sort of simple black-and-white calculation."

High prices on an already-expensive AM5 platform make them a hard sell, though.

If you've got a Shimano Di2 groupset, be sure to update its firmware.

With Grok's new AI image generator, X users put Musk's "freedom of speech" to the test.

The declaration is "the highest level of alarm under international health law."

It's the latest installment in Sony's Spider-Man Universe, which has floundered recently.

Artists prepare to take on AI image generators as copyright suit proceeds.

Customers uncertain as app remains downloadable after company's Chapter 7 filing.

The NEOWISE spacecraft is on a course to fall out of orbit in the next few months.

Facing time constraints, Sakana's "AI Scientist" attempted to change limits placed by researchers.

Disney wants to force suit over restaurant allergy death into arbitration.

The stone's chemical fingerprint closely matches old red sandstone from Orkney region.

Every 10 million years, lungfish have added a human genome's worth of junk DNA.

Telcos want it both ways, urging SCOTUS to block federal rules and state laws.

The spread to bears shows the worm is gaining ground and new hosts in the US.

Alternative wallets and new apps may bloom-if they "pay the associated fees."

"Once the deceiver obtains a being's trust, he gains the ability to sculpt their thoughts."

When exactly that support will come is still anybody's guess, though.

There have been hundreds of Tesla Model S and Model X front suspension failures.

Attorney: Florida's law has nothing to do with protecting health and safety."

It's often mild, but can be very dangerous in pregnancy and immunocompromised.

Judge who had stock in Tesla and Unilever drops X case over alleged ad boycott.

"I can't go and print the dollars."

Apple amended its App Store rules to allow PC emulators, not just console ones.

A single standardized Earth/Moon time would aid communications, enable lunar GPS.

Court rules geofence warrants are illegal searches under Fourth Amendment.

Haunted by glitching algorithms, self-driving cars disturb the peace in San Francisco.

Wind tunnel experiments show how the ball's transverse spin impacts pressure fields.

Elon Musk's 24-hour email ultimatum unfairly dismissed Twitter staff, court says.

Pixel Recorder on the Watch 3 is the weird little feature we might just love.

"Pro" no longer means "large," and the Fold is the biggest screen ever.

Intel's latest chips often fall behind Ryzen, or even older Intel CPUs.

Using one photo and free software, someone can impersonate your appearance in a video chat.

The owners have now ignored three safety recalls.

PlayStation Store page bizarrely leaks "now on PC" promo message.

X was reminded to not spread "content that promotes hatred or disorder."

The highest-inclination flight by a human spacecraft to date is 65.1 degrees.

The company behind the therapy says it will appeal the FDA's decision.

High-ridged denticles reduce drag at low speeds; alternating ridges do so at high speeds.

Russia-based YouTubers, in particular, will likely lose significant revenues.

Meta can censor distasteful" anti-vaccine views, appeals court rules.

Heated platforms and purge towers are among Stratasys' infringement claims.

But Trump's false accusation highlights problems with media trust in the AI age.

User outcry ushered in a renaissance for classic MS Paint, and Paint 3D faded.

"The lessons of Columbia have not been forgotten."